Sentence examples for dramatic reenactment of events from inspiring English sources

Soderbergh didn't speak with Goldstein Pascall did (saying, "He wanted to make a dramatic reenactment of events with real people playing themselves").

HBO's film chronicles the winning strategy behind the 2016 "Vote Leave" campaign for Britain to exit the European Union with a dramatic reenactment of events in the year leading up to the stunning referendum results.

In a speech last night in Iowa, Trump also went hard after Carson, doing a dramatic reenactment of the stabbing story.

24 min. A dramatic reenactment of the historic 1967 massacre of "The Night of San Juan" when the Bolivian army launched a surprise nighttime attack upon striking tin miners and their families.

Watch enough Japanese television and it won't be long before you find some hunk celebrity weeping to a heart-rending dramatic reenactment of a tragedy that has befallen some hapless man or woman.

His latest, "22 July," a dramatic reenactment of the 2011 Norway terrorist attacks carried out by a far-right extremist, might be his most unsettling effort yet.

Meanwhile, you can just bet that wheels are turning in Hollywood and scripts are already being plotted and deals cooked up for the spine-chilling dramatic reenactment of the ordeal of Flight 847.

Also included are dramatic reenactments of Micheaux directing and touring the country to sell his films.

Add to that, Robert Stack's ominous delivery and the dramatic reenactments of all things paranormal and inexplicable, and you've got one of the spookiest docu-series on television.

A dramatic reenactment, care of Billy Bob Thornton, of the Santa/Leafs Suck controversy.

Her brother assumed the responsibilities of ceremonial leader, supervising annual reenactments of events that were part of clan history or tradition.